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Q: How do I define a unique tag for a handcrafted html form? I have a request forms which are handcrafted by myself in order to make some tests and my main problem is that I have some fields with some values that are nearly the same (only the values are different) for example: If I submit the form it will be stored in the database twice, I thought I could create a unique value or something like that but I don’t know how, Is there any solution to avoid that? I also thought about making a unique ID that inserts a number in the ID of the field but then I’d need to change the number every time I update the form, is there any solution to insert an unique value for the ID of a input tag? Any tips or suggestions will be appreciate. A: You should separate validation from data storage/processing into some logic that is not directly bound to the form elements. For example, you could create a validation page that is called by a POST or GET form on the index page. Then you could do something like this. $value) { // Validate the field/value pair and store errors for the field if(!preg_match(‘/^[a-z]{3,20}$/i’, $field)) {$errors[$field] = ‘Invalid field name’; } elseif(empty($value)) { $errors[$field] = ‘Field cannot be empty’; } elseif($value!=$data[$field]) {$errors[\$field] = ‘Field must equal value’; }